The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-06
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raShlon mOngefS anu manufacturers
rule the world. ...
Judge PRESLEY is holding court at An
derson this week,
Mr.. Willie II. Amber left for Wofford
College last week.
Mr., Il. Fl. Boggs, of Central, was
quite sick last week.
: The cotton crop is better than was fe-
ported ten days ago.
Columbia is making every preparation
for the State Fair.
The capacity of the Pclzer cotton mills
is soon to be doubled.
Start that dollar around. 1t will pay
ten dollars in ten dnys.
The law says you must not hunt birds
until the 1st of November.
Miss Sunie Amber il visiting relatives
and friends in Spartanburg.
A five year old daughter Of Mr.. Jap.
SOODcI IttCu Ol liiSG liRllts
-. The sorghum crop this year will help
to keep many dollars at home next year.
The Synod of South Carolina will
meet in darlington on the I'd of Novcm-
Der.
Rev. J. II. Earle passed through Pick
ems last week on his way to the Associn
ton.
Rev. J. G. Davia will begin series of
meetings at the Methodist Church to-
night.
The rain did little or no damage to
cotton, though much was open in the
field.
The route Of the Presidents western
State.
Whe have two little girl cousins Just
the same age, but we don't know their
names.
Col J. e. Hngood returned to Charles
ton last week. He will be up again in
few days.
MeFsrB. Alexander & Folger have
beautiful and elegant new sign over the
front of their store.
Mrs IT. e. Harris, of Culpercr, Va,
who has been in Pickens for the sum-
mer, returned last week.
AS soon rs we get the Cumberland Gap
completed to Pickens, it will DO in order
to say. ..yYe-tal51 yousso.'"' = -.
Jerre Madden, colored, was Before The
Commissioner last week, on Charge of
retailing whiskey. He WAS sent up for
trial -
ts The few friends that a men makes at
Che cost. of hia integrity, nre worth much
less than the price, in fnct they are no
count.
Mrs. Alice Center, of MicNnopia, Fla,
who has been spending tho summer Mt
Mnj. j. q. An.bler'a, il visiting in Spar
tanOurg.
Frank, an eight year OLD son Of y. T.
Taylor, Of Shutdown, died on the 3S!h
nlt. Ills remains wore buried at tho
Now Church.
Several tractors Of the whisEcy law
referred to in tho prescntmert Of the
Grand Jury were omitted in the pub
lished copy last week.
Merchants, put your money in the
Peoples Bank Of Grccnville The Off
cors are polite and aftnble, and will al
ways serve yon with pleasure.
You can't hire pcoplct to stay i'll a good
humor and pay for your washing too.
It never takes q nice man long to de-
eide which he will spend his money on.
If Hal. BoRgs succeeds as well Mt the
the Keowee Hotel as his father Aaron
B)ggs, does farming, his employer will
soon feel that he cannot get on without
him.
Bertie, the little infant daughter Of
Mr.. II. A. Hawkins, Of Easoy, died
last Thursday. Her remains were bur.
led ut the Methodist church ut Eiasloy.
The parents have our Rympathies.
The latest etylo Of Dude is wildly, dc
Totedly, and intensely English in every
particular except one Having still a
faint glmmering of brains loft, he still
cures his colds with DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
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Col. J. l.. Black, of Grcanvile, Dep
uty Colle2t0r Of tho Fifth DfiIct, has
Hent in his resignation to take effect tho
81at Of October. A man hns been SO.
lected for the place, but his name has
not yet been printed. Yes it is now.
1t is Col. Croft, of Groenvjlle.